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Protocol status: Working
We use this collection and it's working
Created: March 12, 2023
Last Modified: March 17, 2023
Collection Integer ID: 78626
Keywords: dna, sequencing, MinION, nanopore, oxford nanopore technologies, ONT, extraction, amplification, PCR, master mix, primers, NGSpeciesID, guppy, minibar, linux, PopOS, flongle, 10.4.1, adapter ligation, dA tailing, basecalling, demultiplex, methodology to dna barcode fungal specimen, dna barcode fungal specimen, fungal samples from specimen, fungal sample, dna extraction, software setup through dna extraction, dna template, alternative extraction protocol, genbank accessions with this protocol, extraction protocol, genbank accession, specimen, v14 ligation chemistry, dna,
Abstract
This collection of protocols outline a working methodology to DNA barcode fungal specimens. This process will work for dried tissue, fresh tissue, or with DNA template that has already gone through an alternative extraction protocol. It takes you from computer/software setup through DNA extraction, amplification, library preparation, and sequencing It also includes primary and secondary data analysis. Take your fungal samples from specimens to GenBank accessions with this protocol!
This particular workflow is designed for use with Flongle 10.4.1 flowcells and V14 Ligation chemistry.
Materials
Total equipment needs and cost:
PCR tube rack x10 (Amazon) : $33.78 (would be good to have at least 10)